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@louboulos Do you mean a dashboard area that’s part of a theme options panel? That isn’t part of the BuddyBoss theme, you’d have to ask Michael or TJ if that was coming in the future. Personally I don’t like editing CSS in that manner, I find it untidy and cumbersome compared to using a true editor – Coda for Mac, or Sublime Text for Windows. I…[Read more]

Hi @louboulos, @tjchester

first- I found out why my content was not being displayed on the activity page- It is because I renamed it to “community”. After going back to “activity”, content shows up again. I will have to research if it is possible to rename the default buddypress slugs, since I want the site to have it’s own character.

second- @lo…[Read more]

@louboulos Custom CSS changes should always be added in the correct place – the custom.css file of your child theme. Buddyboss has two child themes both of which have a custom.css file in the ‘css’ folder. The file is separated by media queries allowing to make changes across different viewports (mobile, tablet, and desktop) as required.